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Latest Articles in Magazine 2 September 2017
India@100: Cinema Will Thrive
If B&W or colour TV couldn’t kill cinema years ago, Netflix or Amazon Prime won’t succeed either.
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India@100: Political Will In Place
Much is wrong with India at the moment, but it can change if the country supports the government
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India@100: Democracy & Polls In 2047
Would we still have polling stations? Probably not, as the smart phone will be in every hand
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India@100: No Ideology Politics Here
Politics could pass through a state of flux in the next 30 years
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India@100: Gunning For ‘Make In India’
Securing the country’s sovereignty and safeguarding our geo-political interests are key national priorities
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India@100; Tech And Social Change
Technology has the ability to revolutionise healthcare and improve gains in agriculture
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India@100: Urban Mobility Upgrade
To meet the demands of the growing urban crowd, we will need smart, sustainable transport
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A Centralised World?
Technology will change the way government views the decision making processes
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India@100: No More About Climate Change
The renewable energy sector presents a great investment opportunity for India to capitalise on
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India@100: India Grows At Night
The compounding effect could propel India into a $20 trillion economy by 2040
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India@100: To One-Fifth Of Humanity
In 30 years, India’s population will be around 1.7 billion and its needs much bigger
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India@100: A Blue Sky Agenda
India’s aviation sector is working towards building fuel-efficient engines, greater capacity airports and top class infrastructure
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India@100: Pushing The Start Button
Public private partnership in infrastructure, agriculture and skillset training could work wonders for India’s economy
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The Man Who Shot Gandhi...
...with his camera. The Rubin Musuem in New York is showcasing an exhibition of the work of French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson who clicked a portrait of Gandhi on 30 January 1948, an hour before he was shot
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